You think Holding is bullshit, you are wrong. I think your choices are wrong. Holding is a form of investment that can bring a lot of profit, however, we don't always use this investment. You need to choose the altcoins that have the potential to grow, the value will increase in the future and have many other investors choose. Your altcoins really do not have the potential, despite having spent a lot of time. You should learn more and choose the potential altcoin. Good luck

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Are you sure that your tweets are removed by the twitter management? There's only one thing that came to my mind if some of your tweets were gone now.

You are spamming and they have found it out and they are keeping an eye to your account. What you do is just posting time after time, I guess?

I just wish to learn the proper way of using Electrum.

After clicking the Send button, can I quit Electrum and power off my machine? Or do I have to wait for at least one to two confirmations to show up before I can quit Electrum and switch off my machine?

I dont mind which managers i am joining,the fact that they are giving my stakes i wont have any problem with these people,We should accept the fact that not all of these manager swill be good for you but we need to follow all the rules so that we wont have problems with our stakes,some of these people are dickheads sorry for the word but they are the ones who has the power to remove you from the spreadsheet so respect them,for you to receive your stakes.

As for me, investing all of your savings for crypto would be too risky as a beginner. Any investment involves money and any thing that involves money would be risky. However, investing for the future is a smart idea but putting all of your savings in it is not advisable. It is alright if you'll put 50% in it so that you won't regret anything if the investment fails.

We all know there is a wealth of information on the internet about cryptocurrencies, but how much of it is actually helpful? How can you trust the person you are receiving information from? And is all the spread of FUD making you even rethink any of your investments?

In order to help new crypto investors, we need to come together to create a place for them to trust the information they are reading and the people they are getting it from.

If you selected, “Other” in the poll, please reply with whatever else you think new investors face when researching and then finally investing in crypto.

Thank you

I am thinking about investing in  ethlend token,what do you think?
Lending is more and more popular these days but we can use platform without using his token.  So why price can go up?

This is the question that cant really be answered yet no matter how many kind of distributions can be made there would be no assurance on succeeding or making money out of those bounties and airdrops.They do have different of system on giving out coins either free or do need some task but well they do have the same motive which is the distribution of such coin.Making out money would be entirely different to each  other since we do all know airdropped tokens only given on small numbers unlike on bounties which do have more.

Are there any best time to trade cryptocurrency on any platform just like in Forex. If there is? What is the best time or day to trade.

Thanks in advance

There is a big difference. Offline currencies we can hold them in our hands physically, we can give it to people without having to make use of electronics or devices and electricity and the rest of them. They are also accepted in every business and in stores. But the way Bitcoin is, you can’t be able to use it as an offline currency, cause it’s totally different.

In what way is Coinbase's fee higher than the one from blockchain? If you're referring to external withdrawals, Coinbase shouldn't be higher at all, and I actually doubt it is higher. Coinbase only charges a vanilla network fee.

I however agree that holding coins on Coinbase (or any other service that doesn't grant you access to your private keys) isn't the right thing to do, although it does offer a certain form of convenience.

I am not really worried about hackers when it comes to exchanges, but more so about insider theft, or governments raiding an exchange, and from there seize people's crypto assets, just like what happened with BTC-E.

If i knew that bitcoin costs more than 100k, i would buy three at least and take a pause for the cause. I would drop crypto business and wouldn't take care about it

Communication and good relationship is one of the key to the make project successful including the budget, the scope of every team members that can allocate their skills and knowledge that will lead it to success.

People will recognize a project if its something worthy and useful and the investors will eventually look at it. But what with what I observed to the ICO's, one of the contribution to make it successful is the marketing / promotion.

You need a wide coverage of your advertisement to make people aware that your project is existing.

You have a point there but I don't agree with you 100%. Not everyone like it being in the public domain, sometimes for security reasons and so on. Intent are never hidden in genuine projects but some dev prefers to live a private life and that doesn't imply their projects is unworthy. There are still some project with dev faces that turned out to be scam. What do you think Satoshi would be doing now if he/they were known? Maybe some government would have forced him/them to centralized blockchain or something else. Satoshi's intent was never hidden but his face.

it's good if you can save up $80 every month and you can use it for investing in bitcoin and don't use it for anything except just hold the bitcoin in your wallet. and if you want to try bitcoin mining, then you need more money to buy some hardware to start but it will be hard for you to start because every hardware now is too expensive. my suggestion is you need to find out what is the best for you and if you think bitcoin will work for you then you can go with bitcoin only.

For your private keys to be safe is not the work of myetherwallet or any other wallets provider, it is your duty to keep your wallet private keys safe. I saw a guy that fill a bounty Google Doc form with his private key and I was surprised why instead of putting public keys he put his private keys and if I am a bad person I will move his tokens and ethereum in his wallet.

This merit system is hopeless. They only made upper level profil's value much higher for buyers. I am not a buyer but in here every legendary person has a lot of sub accounts and triying to sell them. 

Who is the worst bounty manager?

Many ICO projects running their bounty program in many cases the ICO team don't pay attention who they hire and they ended up hiring the worst!! there are many nasty "managers" in here.  Who is the worst so far that you really hate because of his/her lack of integrity and professionalism?